Comparison of Techniques: Inverted Flap and Conventional Internal Limiting Membrane Removal in Idiopathic Macular Hole Surgery.

Aim: To compare functional and anatomical outcomes between the inverted flap technique and conventional removal of the internal limiting membrane (ILM) in the surgical management of idiopathic macular hole (IMH).

Material And Methods: We retrospectively evaluated the anatomical and functional results in 67 eyes of 65 patients operated on for IMH. The patients were operated on either using the conventional ILM peeling technique (first group) or with the inverted ILM flap technique (second group).

Breast Density: Assessment, Cancer Risk, and Reporting Regulations.

Breast density has been a critical topic in mammography and women's health for several years. Many states have created laws and mandates to ensure that patients and ordering providers receive information regarding a patient's breast density. Mammographers and patients must understand breast density classifications and how they can affect clinical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.

An Overview of the Cardiac Catheterization Lab.

The role of the cardiac catheterization lab technologist differs from other radiologic technologist roles. This article demystifies the cardiac catheterization lab by explaining commonly performed procedures. The anatomy and pathology that might require treatment in the catheterization lab also are discussed.

Imaging Traumatic Hand and Finger Injuries.

The hands and fingers play a vital role in everyday activities, which increases the risk for accidental injury. Imaging these potentially complex injuries is vital to successful diagnosis and treatment. Imaging techniques and best practices vary; multiple modalities might be needed to achieve an accurate diagnosis.